The phrase "are superimposed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how one element is placed over another in a specific context, such as in art, design, or data visualization.
Example: "The images are superimposed in a way that creates a striking visual effect."
Alternatives: "are layered in a" or "are placed over a".
Ives's sketches are fragmentary, but they suggest an immensely complex structure in which rhythms, tempos, harmonies, timbres, and tuning systems are superimposed in a cosmic blur.
Cooperative MAC, where individual sensor transmissions are superimposed in a way that allows the fusion center to extract the relevant detection information, is considered in [14].
Note that the curves of the conventional SE-CSD, Pham-CSD, PTP-CSD, and proposed-CSD w/ AC are superimposed in (a) and (b), respectively Fig. 3 The number of visited nodes per channel use.
Images recorded at different instants in time are superimposed in a common coordinate system with subpixel accuracy.
If these plots were superimposed in a single image (not shown here), we could visualize the overlap between electron and hole wave functions.
For example, in a short film in which actor James Earl Jones recited the alphabet, Jones made long pauses before each letter, which were superimposed in a corner of the screen moments before he said it.
A limitation of this method is that each curve compares only two interventions and, although multiple curves can be superimposed in a single plot, this will only inform the probability for each intervention of being risk-beneficial but it would not allow determining which one has the best risk-benefit profile.
In some cases, individual organs were also digitally segmented from image stacks in Amira and used to generate surface-rendered pseudo-coloured 3D organ models, which were superimposed in an appropriate location upon semi-transparent volume rendering of the whole embryo.
To confirm that the two populations were superimposed in all axes, we performed a hierarchical classification by a neighbor-joining with the squared Euclidian distances determined from the six first axes of the MCA.
For a saddle-node, the experimental tACC is the average of temporal autocorrelations of noise-induced E fluctuations obtained from 300 elements evenly distributed along the cortical rod (some of these traces are superimposed in Fig. 6(a)).
Representative current traces from a control and an FO myocyte are superimposed in the top panel of Fig. 7A.
